Sentence examples for sensitivities as a from inspiring English sources

The draft management plan cites cultural sensitivities as a key reason to stop describing the area as a "wilderness", saying that term is "problematic to Aboriginal people" because it "wrongly implies" it is a landscape empty of human culture.

Since World War II, many Germans have been careful to consider Jewish sensitivities as a result of the horrible crimes committed against Jews during the Holocaust in the name of the German Reich.

c Sensitivities as a function of the square root of H2 concentration, and d reciprocal response time (1/τ) in relation with H2 concentration.

Also presented are a series of case studies using the validated model to investigate process sensitivities as a function of the operating parameters.

A good sensitivity as well as a great reversibility are obtained.

His books and glass engravings are endowed with a rare poetic sensitivity as well as a very professional vigour.

However, blood culture (BC) as the current diagnostic gold standard suffers from low sensitivity, as well as a reporting delay of approximately 48-72 h.

More importantly, the msrA gene could be detected at a sensitivity as low as 100 pg.

It was no accident, as Robertson later explained: "Richard always had this very plaintive attitude in his voice, and in his sensitivity as a person.

Hoffman's sensitivity as a director is evident in his ability to handle an ensemble work that turns upon subduing and orchestrating competing egos.

These culture warriors often see "over-sensitivity" as a threat to America's precious notion of freedom of speech – one of the most abused, misunderstood ideals we have.